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The Venice Biennale often takes time to digest and find a thread—if there is one—that unites the art…
Greater New York | 4Columns
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Lisa Yuskavage – The Brooklyn Rail
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Cottage Industry – The Brooklyn Rail
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Julian Schnabel with Phong H. Bui
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Cassandra Mayela Allen: Aquel Amplex
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The Aesthetics of Automation – The Brooklyn Rail
By stripping the machine of its functionality and transforming it into a medium of aesthetic contemplation, the work…
Helen Frankenthaler: The Moment and the Distance
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In Between Keep Moving: A Pierre Joris Reader
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